I have always loved September. For me it represents so many new beginnings; the first day of school, my birthday, it is even Jewish New Year though I've not particular celebrated it that way. September 2015 was all about just getting through the next step, one little bit of progress over the mountain path, carefully as to not cause an avalanche.
Here's what I worked on month-by month:
September
Searched through lots of pattern books for ideas for my design |
Hand knitted socks for my sister |
Used Jamberry nail wraps to quit biting my nails |
Started knitting socks for my daughter |
Started spinning this SAPGAP yarn order |
October
Working out pattern details |
Finished my daughter's socks |
Wrote, tested and published this hat pattern |
Started socks for my son |
Hand spun and mailed out all this yarn |
November
Sewed box bags for a fiber festival |
Sewed a special order bag and an new cube-sized bag |
Hand spun and hand dyed this yarn |
Hand knit this adorable dragon |
Started a fund-raiser for my ferret's surgry |
Finished writing the pattern, and got it test knit |
Sent off my Geek-Swap package |
December
Make custom-order slippers |
Dyed wool |
Sewed more bags |
Sewed a different style bag |
Designed new fiber graphics |
Hand-combed LOTS of wool |
Learned a new style of art-yarn |
Dyed this wool |
Went on vacation to visit my family! |
Designed something I haven't revealed yet |
Hand knit a skirt for my daughter |
Made a custom order of two hats |
Finished this SAPGAP art-yarn order |
Finally finished my son's socks |
Got my ferret her life-saving surgery |
Started an MKAL for my latest pattern |
Whew! All that was tiring! That gets us all caught up! My husband is still on swing shift so I am still 99% a single parent. However I am going to be careful as to not overload myself to *that* point again. I am enjoying my freedom of sitting and enjoying an evening of MY choice instead of trying to keep up with that frantic pace. I still have a lot to get done, but at a much more reasonable pace. :D I have lots of exciting things to share with you!
Rachel I adore those square bags with the flap! So cool! I was just thinking about how we met, I saw a photo of your Luck Sack on the free pattern testers board when I was looking for another test I had agreed to join. From that first conversation with you, I knew that we would be friends. I have to say that your Luck Sack truly is lucky, I found you!
ReplyDeleteBecky! I'm the lucky one to have found you; You are a fantastic friend! <3
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